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well folks, here it is, got my first blackwell test done this afternoon. summery says all is good and well. what you think? Delo 400 with Lucas addative, 5000 miles. '95 250 2x4
Aluminum 2
Chromium <2
Copper 2
Iron 12
Lead 4
Tin <2
Silicon 6
Potassium <2
Sodium <2
Moly 73
Water <0.1
Oxidation 2.98
Visc @ 100 14.6
Glycol (not detected)
TBN (total base number) 9.3
Nitration <2.0
Soot 1.1
when i filled 'er back up, i put straight Delo 400,, and gonna test agin in 5K so see what kind of difference i get. boy that truck sure likes fresh blood
yeah, i need to change that. was gonna do it yesterday, buti couldn't take the extra 35$$ stick yesterday on top of 75...i'm gonna swap it out next week. at what interval does everyone change out the air filter? haven't figured that one out yet...
yeah, i need to change that. was gonna do it yesterday, buti couldn't take the extra 35$$ stick yesterday on top of 75...i'm gonna swap it out next week. at what interval does everyone change out the air filter? haven't figured that one out yet...
lookin good, if your still running your stock air box check the screws to make sure its not sucking in through there. i used to use alot of white lithium grease to help it seal up.
nope, the stock airbox in somewhere in my yard with other parts from other trucks...got the TYMAR look-a-like. gona pick up the new baldwin filter next week. only like 34$$ there. i was thinkin about getting a pre-cleaner for the filter...not as a more filter use, but jsut to kinda dress it up a little bit. dunno, gonna give it a few more weeks of thinkin about it. see if it still tickles me...
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